Forres not only has many places of interest and recreational options like, golfing, fishing, walking, cycling etc., but makes the perfect base to explore the areas close by and slightly further a field that are easily accessible on a day trip. Below are some examples and links to web sites that will provide you with further information that will help you decide on making Forres your one stop holiday destination. Benromach Distillery. (Forress local distillery). Only 2 minutes drive from Reiver House. World famous producer of fine foods and visitor centre. Located in the nearby town of Fochabers. Explore the famous Cairngorm mountain and visitor centre. Less than an hours drive from Forres. Less than hours drive from Forres. Accommodation, events, attractions in Greater Speyside Moray Coast. The Independent Golfer. Information for American Golfers Planning Their Trip to Scotland. Culloden Battle Field. Culloden Moor, scene of the last pitched battle in Britain, is one of the most iconic and emotive sites in Scotland. Manufacturer of cashmere and luxury fibres. The only British mill to still convert natural raw materials into the finished product. Weather forecast for Forres. Inverness Airport Flight information. Basing your holiday in Forres makes day trips to places like The Orkney Islands and the Island of Skye an excellent day trip.

Reiver House - Forres, Moray - Places to Visit. Surrounding attractions - The nearby Whisky Trail A heavenly combination of whisky and water awaits you in whisky country, encapsulating the true spirit of Scotland. A unique trail of world famous malts, distinctive distilleries and a unique cooperage weaves among the woods and glens of the Spey Valley. Moray is truly malt whisky country but thats not all Moray is famous for. Baxters of Speyside, Walkers Shortbread and Johnstons of Elgin Cashmere are just a few of the world-renowned names found here. Other attractions in the area include castles at Brodie and Ballindalloch, Elgin's magnificent Cathedral, known as 'the Lantern of the North and glorious gardens. Walk the Speyside Way, from the coast, with its beautiful beaches and fishing villages, through the fertile plains of the Laich of Moray, following the River Spey to the dramatic Grampian Highlands. http://www.maltwhiskytrail.com/. Affectionately known as tumblers, bottlenose dolphins have been sighted in the Moray Firth for many years, with reports dating back as far as 1898. Recent estimates indicate around 130 dolphins living in the Firth, many of whom stay all year round. Bottlenose dolphins can travel great distances, and individuals from the Moray Firth have been known to journey as far South as Aberdeen and St Andrews. Within the Firth itself concentrations of sightings occur around the deep water narrows at Kessock, Chanonry Point and the Sutors at the entrance to the Cromarty Firth. These sites are especially important to the dolphins in the summer and may be used as breeding or feeding areas. Several excellent golf courses. This James Braid and Willie Park designed course has hosted the Northern Open 2000 and Scottish professional championship. Forres Golf Club celebrated its centenary year in 1989. The tree-lined fairways and spectacular views of surrounding its parkland setting make for a great golfing experience. Coastal woodland walks - many fine beaches. Forres and the surrounding area offers some beautiful forest, river and coastal walks suitable for most abilities. For Ornithologists Forres is a treasure trove, with sea estuary birds mixing with wood moorland species all easily accessible to the keen twitcher. Cluny Hill Grant Park The Cluny Hills and Grant Park form the centre of a network of walks for all abilities. A peaceful walk through these charming woodlands on a summers evening is just the thing before retiring. For the somewhat more energetic climb to the top of the Cluny Hills visiting the historic Nelsons Tower, if you go to the top there is an excellent view across the Moray Firth. Sanquar Pond There are relaxing walks around Sanquhar Loch, a stretch of freshwater, which originated as an ornamental pond for the now demolished Sanquhar House. The stream which feed the Loch is the selected source of water for Benromach Distillery. http://www.forresweb.net/walks.htm

Reiver House - Forres, Moray - Tariffs. En-Suite Double Room from £52.00 En-Suite Twin Room from £54.00 Single occupancy from £37.00. Prices include breakfast and are per room per night. Short Breaks - Between November and March excluding Christmas, New Year and Bank Holidays. 2 Night Break Bed Breakfast £45.00 per person based on 2 sharing. 3 Night Break - Bed Breakfast £67.00 per person based on 2 sharing. Reservation and Cancellation Policy. To secure a reservation a deposit equal to the cost of the first night is required, and is payable by credit/debit card or by cheque drawn on a UK bank account. Cancellations:- Reservations can be cancelled with no penalty up to 7 days before the day of arrival. When a cancellation is made less than 7 days before the day of arrival or by non-arrival, you will be required to pay a cancellation charge equal to the night(s) booked at the rate quoted. Refunds can only be made if the room is re-sold. Card processing charges will be deducted from any refund. Unfortunately we do not have facilities to cater for children under the age of 12. Please ensure you hold sufficient holiday insurance to cover the eventuality of cancelling your reservation.

Reiver House - Forres, Moray - Bedrooms. Rooms in Reiver House have full en-suite facilities, a complimentary tray, colour television with Freeview digital box and a hairdryer. for guests using their own Computer. There is private off street parking.

Reiver House - Forres, Moray. A warm friendly welcome will greet all who visit our beautiful traditional Victorian stone house in the historic and charming town of Forres. Rooms are fully en-suite and our popular Scottish breakfasts are prepared fresh to order. Only 5 minutes walk from Forres town centre we are within easy reach of all the treasures the Highlands have to offer including the unique Whisky Trail, majestic castles, sandy beaches and breath-taking Lochs and Mountains.

Reiver House - Forres, Moray - Location. We are 26 miles to the east of Inverness 75 miles to the west of Aberdeen on the A96. On the main bus route from Aberdeen - Inverness with bus stops directly outside the door. The main railway station is 1/2 mile away. Forres golf club is only a short walk from the house. For directions please use Route Planner

Reiver House - Forres, Moray - Enquiries/Contact. For further information and booking enquiries, please contact us using the details listed below or fill in the enquiry form : Reiver House BB Victoria Road Forres Moray IV36 3BN Telephone - 01309 696990 Mobile - 07811 386592 Facsimile - 01309 696990 Email: reiverhouse@tiscali.co.uk. Fields marked with a * are required.

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 Disabled guests are welcome
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